Showing posts with label Buildings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buildings. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Terrain Tuesday - RUBrands's Cardboard City Terrain Pieces

Over on the Questing Beast YouTube channel, Ben expounds on "RUBrands' cardboard city terrain pieces."  Watch and learn!



For purposes here, the term Terrain is used broadlyto cover
3D tabletop pieces made from foam, felt, and other materials.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Terrain Tuesday - Tabletop Workshop Show (DK)

There is a YouTube channel for Tabletop Workshop that seems utterly unrelated to the UK Tabletop Workshop (Enigma Design Studios).  The latter may or may not be defunct but they made wonderful hard plastic buildings and terrain.  The former is the effort of a German-speaking hobbyist whose sense of humor comes across even with the language barrier.  My own limited remembrances of High School-learned German does little for me in this context since none of what happens in the videos I have watched take place in a Bibliothek nor involve going to the water closet.  As evidence, check out what I take to be the channel's origin story.



After stumbling across the channel and being able to see it was a fellow crafter making buildings for tabletop games in 28 mm scale, I figured I would watch that first video above.  That convinced me that I should see if I could follow one of the regular videos with actual crafting, so I watched the second on making a Dark Age Hut.



Well, since the second video ever made was the first of two parts, I felt compelled to watch the third video, part two of the Dark Age Hut build.  I gained enough from it to watch more and will keep up with any new videos as well, and perhaps brush up on my German while I am at it!



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Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Terrain Tuesday - Printable Scenery

Over on printablescenery.com, check out the terrain they suggest you can make with their various templates for your 3D printers here.


In particular, they have some nifty buildings for a hamlet here.


Finally, be sure to see if some of their dungeon sculpts would fit in with your building plans here.


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Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Terrain Tuesday - Farmhouse, Windmill, & Castle

Over on bensrpgpile YouTube channel, Ben shows us "How to Make a D&D Farmhouse." Enjoy!



Also, on the terrainproject YouTube channel, he shows us a finished painted windmill project.  Stunning!



Finally, on the epicfantasy YouTube channel, Will from Storm the Castle shows us "How to make a Foam Castle - that really looks fantastic!"  Excellent!



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Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Terrain Tuesday - Polystyrene, Roundhouses, & Viking Village

Over on manorhouseworkshop.com, there is part one of a good tutorial on "How to work with high-density polystyrene" here.


Also, on myevergrowingarmies.blogspot.com.br, have a look at some "Gallic Roundhouses" here.


Finally, on the Spellscape YouTube channel, check out the "Viking Village Terrain."  Enjoy!



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Monday, March 21, 2016

Minis & Modeling Monday - Siege Tower, eBaying, & Facebooking

Over on dreispitz.blogspot.com, check out "Building a siege tower for SAGA - The Crescent & The Cross" here.


Also, on facebook.com, Edmilson Custolecionador has a full album of images of work done creating miniature items of all kinds here.


Finally, on ebay.com, dargo000 has a bunch of models for use in tabletop gaming here.


A look at prepping and painting Miniatures,
crafting buildings and paper Models,
and other non-terrain stuff for the tabletop.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Terrain Tuesday - Hogwarts, Witch's House, & Inn

Over on dailymail.co.uk, some time back, they showed us an "Incredibly detailed model of Hogwarts Castle" here.


Also, on papermau.blogspot.com.br, they gave us a "Witch's House In The Forest" here.


Finally, on tabletop-world.com, check out their "Coaching Inn" here.


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Monday, September 21, 2015

Minis & Modeling Monday - Red Dragon, 3D-Printing, & Laser-cut Buildings

Over on gravengames.co.uk, they share a "Pathfinder Battles: Gargantuan Red Dragon Review" here.


Also, on tested.com, they discuss "Warhammer at War: How Home 3D Printers Are Disrupting Miniature Gaming" here.


Finally, on the SolventAbuseUk YouTube channel, they have a look at some laser-cut buildings.  Enjoy!



A look at prepping and painting Miniatures,
crafting buildings and paper Models,
and other non-terrain stuff for the tabletop.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Terrain Tuesday - Wayside Temple, London Map, & Dungeon Tiles

Over on etsy.com, in the "BlackOakWorkshop," check out their "Wayside Temple" here.


Also, on usvsth3m.com, they feature a "1746 map of London now available as an incredibly detailed Google map" here.


Finally, on the MadLadDesigns YouTube channel, a video shows "Unboxing #11 - Battle Systems: Fantasy Terrain."  Enjoy.



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Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Terrain Tuesday - LEGO Hogwarts, Iso-Mountains, & Battle Systems

Over on nerdist.com, they tell us "This Massive LEGO Hogwarts Campus Took One Year to Build" here.


Also, on fantasticmaps.com, learn "How to draw isometric hand drawn mountains" here.


Finally, on the MadLadDesigns YouTube channel, check out "Battle Systems: Fantasy Terrain - Dungeon."  Enjoy!



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Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Terrain Tuesday - Craftinomicon, Paper Walls, & Popsicle Sticks

Over on TheDMG.info Store, you cna find issue number one of Craftinomicon here.


Also, on Shaper & Maker, check out the "Dungeon walls!" These you can "Print, cut and glue walls for your rpg's."  Find out more here.


Finally, on prowoodnman YouTube channel, there is a nifty video from a couple years back showing a Time Lapse build of a Popsicle stick house.  Enjoy!




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Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Terrain Tuesday - Medieval Church, Fat Dragon Sale, & Mapping Tutorial

Over on Paul´s Bods blog, check out his "Medieval timber framed Church.. (..and a Barn with house attached)" here.


Also, on RPGNow.com, Fat Dragon is having a sale of all its wonderful papercrafting terrain stuff here.


Finally, on steffenbrand.deviantart.com, Steffen Brand shares his "Mapping Tutorial for Cartography" here.


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to cover 3D and 2D maps, foam, felt, and such.
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Sunday, May 3, 2015

The Sunday Miscellanea - Magnificent Table, Medieval Village for Sale, & Foam-Stone Walls

Over on earthporm.com, check out "18 Of The Most Magnificent Table Designs Ever" here.


Also, from The Telegraph, "For sale: entire medieval Italian village for £485,000" here.


Finally, on the epicfantasy YouTube channel, a recent video teaches how to "Make Medieval Castle Walls from Foam."  Enjoy.



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Monday, April 13, 2015

Minis & Modeling Monday - Barns, Eyes, & Fleet in a Box

First up this week, UNIgames gives us Small Quick Foamcore Barns here.


Also, Arcane Paint Works tells us of "Six Easy Steps for Eyes" here.


Finally, visit Amber's Secret Cove on Etsy for a Fleet in a Box here.


A look at prepping and painting Miniatures,
crafting buildings and paper Models,
and other non-terrain stuff for the tabletop..
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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Wargaming Wednesday - Steve Bean Games and his Gaming

Steve Bean is more than just a wargamer.  He runs a "Boutique game design studio specializing in tabletop games for the gaming hobby enthusiast, tabletop & digital games for casual gamers as well as educational games."  Yup, that just about cover it, and if you check out his website you'll see that he does indeed practice what he preaches.  He plays games of all kinds and makes sure to share the info and pics of his gaming.


But this is Wargaming Wednesday on the MF WARS corner of the CMG Blog Triad, so I'm going to focus on a couple of Steve's posts on his blog that show off the wargaming he does.  First, and most recent, he has written up a report after he and his buddy Matt "decided to play some red-on-red games of Flames of War."  See more of that here.


Also, check out his "Painting & Modelling Gallery!"  It's getting stuffed with all sorts of pics of figures and models, not just from wargaming but if you're like me you will snag your inspiration from almost anywhere.  See more on the gallery here.


A closer examination of board and miniatures Wargaming.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Terrain Tuesday - Wappel's Watchtower

I often post links on Miniatures & Modeling  Monday to the work of James Wappel on his excellent blog but here's a chance to do a Terrain Tuesday post featuring some of his fine craftsmanship.  In March of 2013, James did a series of blog tutorials on making a simple watchtower for the game table.  There are actually four parts in this three parts series and here are the links followed by a few pictures:

All Along the Watchtower: Part 1 of 3

All Along the Watchtower: Part 2 of 3

All Along the Watchtower: Part 3 of 3

The Watchtower painted!




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Sunday, December 28, 2014

The Sunday Miscellanea - The Free House, Lords of Waterdeep, & the Gamehole

I was to be in Madison, WI, for much of the day last Friday, so Alex Kammer invited me to come by for lunch at The Free House pub, play a game of Lords of Waterdeep, and tour the famous GameHole playing space above the aforementioned tavern.  The GameHole game space even has a whole convention named after it here which takes place in November of every year.  It's often called the Sister-Convention of Gary Con and it includes a ton of Old School gaming but lots of modern-era gaming as well (go see for yourself!).  Of course, I took pictures and here are some highlights below, though there are more in a Facebook album here and on Google Plus here.  My thanks to Alex, Josh, and Andrew for their hospitality and good fellowship!









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